I can completely identify with Delmar's situation. Thank you, Chris, for reminding me where I came from. I'm an ex-junkie and alcoholic who did 4 years in prison in NJ—been homeless and completely remembered wanting to die . That's how bad my situation had gotten. I spent my homeless days in Newark, NJ, and right here in Manhattan. Couldn't do the shelter scene, so I lived on the streets. I can remember spending my last piece of change on a bag of dope instead of getting myself something to eat. I can remember when I used to beg for pennies to feed my drug habit. Yes, I was that bad; you would know that if you looked at me now. However, my autobiography states that I'm trying to raise money to get it published. I don't think you know how many people I could help if they read my story. My autobiography is 1,000 pages of intense lifestyles and pitfalls. There wasn't much good in me for most of my life. Ot's a two-novel finished piece of fantastic writing. That's where I get most of my stories from. They come right out of my autobiography. God bless you and your family. And I hope Delmar can read my 2 novels at some point in his life.
Thank you so much for sharing this Richard. I really appreciate it… What a transformation story and I can’t wait to read more about this on your sub stack overtime.
Appreciate you and I hope you have an amazing Thanksgiving. God bless you, brother.
And you and your family have an enjoyable thanks giving also Chris I will always treasure comments like the one you just gave me. It’s a beautiful world today. Giving Thanks to you.
So good yes whenever I see a young gal in a short skirt walking the streets I remember when the Lord showed her to me 35 years ago and he said in my spirit plain as could be he says there, but forGod‘s grace goes you and I always think about that when I see a young girl like that and I say a quick prayer for her, help her to find you Jesus🙏🙏🙏
Love this story.
Thank you 🙏. A sweet moment
I can completely identify with Delmar's situation. Thank you, Chris, for reminding me where I came from. I'm an ex-junkie and alcoholic who did 4 years in prison in NJ—been homeless and completely remembered wanting to die . That's how bad my situation had gotten. I spent my homeless days in Newark, NJ, and right here in Manhattan. Couldn't do the shelter scene, so I lived on the streets. I can remember spending my last piece of change on a bag of dope instead of getting myself something to eat. I can remember when I used to beg for pennies to feed my drug habit. Yes, I was that bad; you would know that if you looked at me now. However, my autobiography states that I'm trying to raise money to get it published. I don't think you know how many people I could help if they read my story. My autobiography is 1,000 pages of intense lifestyles and pitfalls. There wasn't much good in me for most of my life. Ot's a two-novel finished piece of fantastic writing. That's where I get most of my stories from. They come right out of my autobiography. God bless you and your family. And I hope Delmar can read my 2 novels at some point in his life.
Thank you so much for sharing this Richard. I really appreciate it… What a transformation story and I can’t wait to read more about this on your sub stack overtime.
Appreciate you and I hope you have an amazing Thanksgiving. God bless you, brother.
And you and your family have an enjoyable thanks giving also Chris I will always treasure comments like the one you just gave me. It’s a beautiful world today. Giving Thanks to you.
You too brother 💪
So good yes whenever I see a young gal in a short skirt walking the streets I remember when the Lord showed her to me 35 years ago and he said in my spirit plain as could be he says there, but forGod‘s grace goes you and I always think about that when I see a young girl like that and I say a quick prayer for her, help her to find you Jesus🙏🙏🙏
Oh my goodness Teresa, yes! Love this so much and thank you for be an incredible influence here for others and for ME. Appreciate you